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Daily Republican., 1887-02-22
WANAHAKER's

fifth, a quarter, a third, hall
the usual price:
For &C.; worth &c. T,
For &C; worth lac.
For &C.; worth 95c.
For Ioc.; worth 4oc.
And so on, high and low;
this and that style. up to |
real Duchesse and Point. 4
inches wide.
For So; worth $3.50.
When we say worth we
mean that that's our usual
selling price and no more
than fair value.
Handkerchief, nets, col
lars, fchus, scarfs and veil
ings also in the lot, the best
m arked at the common price
of very much commoner
things.
Some of you who read
this won't come for the laces.
Look out that you don't buy
these yery goods of some
Rip Van Wrinkle dealer.
This sale has been organ
|ized for our retail custom.
ers, and possibly we may be
, compelled to limit the guam
'tity we sell in one transac-
, ton. When 20 cents or IS
cents or even so cents will
do the work of a dollar in
. buying new and perfect
!aces Of the most popular
makes the wise buyer il
likely to be astir early.
Terms of the sale:
!. Ist. Samples will not be
81 given. This rule is made
: to avoid disappoint.
s! ment. The impossibility
of keeping a full line o
a widths and styles dur
=. ing a rapid sale woult
81 make selection by sam
nj pies extremely uncer
tain.
e cd None of the goods il
ri this sale will be sen
1t out on approval.
I'D. All sales will be fna
IN and no exchanges al
o. lowed.
he We have put these lace
: ,on a special counter, an
made ample provision I
. salespeople.
is Second aisle, southeast of centre.
he A filter that would tai
l. the dirt and filth from wat
and never need cleaning
the filteripg part would
i'll better than the Jewe'
he That's the only chance f
ne improvement, It'll never
re, made. The Jewett W
ey make the dirtiest water Gle
ld-,as crystal, but in time
set long time-the sand a.
charcoal in the filter may ne
cleaning. With cooler, SIS.
MT to SI2 IS; 6 quarts to a g
NIX Ions.
'er Basement, north of centre.
ter The Velvet, Frise a
to Velvet and Beaded Bla
We Grenadines are going ia
ere Perfect goods at half a
10. less.
ace Southeast Of centre.
u.s. One buyer takes "a d
) d made sheets; another 7 d
ave sheets and IL doz. pile
OF cases; another 700 she
you and 600 pillow-ca'
,ag- What's cheap for big b
Iue ers is cheap tor little or
lds'l Double bed sheets, 81
yards, $1.1o to $I.5o a p
Same size, unbleached, g
sheets, 81 a pair.
Last circle, northeast Of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKEl
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market 81
Daily Republican., 1887-02-22
JOHN P. ALMOND & CO.,
Eighth and Market Streets
THE ARTISANS SAVING BANK.
MO. 1o2 MARKET STREE.

TNoORPoRATKD.......... FEBRUARY ~.
Opento receive deposits daily from "a. N
anil D. M, and on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from to 8 O'Clock.
The charter Of the bank provides that ~
pgonts upon its investments, except 50 much
as fBreau ired fer the payment OF necessary
expenses and for suitable surplus Tor the 20.
curity OF depositors, shall be divided among
the depositors.
No manager 10 allowed to borrow any par,
Of the funds deposited with the Corporation
MANAGERS.
George W Bush, y. Allen Hilles,
NJ. l.. Lichenstein, Geo. 3. Oapelle,
Ohas, W Rowland, N. X. Benson,
JOS L.. Carpenter, IT., Job II. Jackson,
VIM. IL. swift, Henry h. Duro,
Anthony Higgins, Edward Pussy,
Washington Hastings,
MONEY LOANED.ON MORTGAGES.
aRo, W. BUSH, GEO. n. OAPELLR,
President. Vice-Pesident.
f. I. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
le y-mv Jos. M. MATHER Auditor.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-22
BEE On
900 Mark
A Few Spsla|

| case handsome, 81
Cheviots, ALWAYS ''a7
12H cents. Dor Fs
as long as tlsJ u
cents a yard. |
We have 10 stock WI
terms OF Plaid Nalrs's
from o. cents . ~
prices and styles ehoap
Special prices 10 ~
Hamburgs to trim 'i' y
We have left 10 ~
w -
Goats, 2 Plush Coai. y =
benefit and our loss' y :.
take them away q! o9 \ \
dou't want the trou's'
away.
$3.50 yards hans y
extra good quality W
| gain worth your cI ~
We never SAW sucH W i,
| and Aubt ytiy haOA''
That big 'ot Of & n n
so many have 'a,ea M n
| most all sold; tfN 1 ~,
days more; do n0' S"'
Daily Republican., 1887-02-22
JOHN P, ALMOND { CO.,
CROCERS,
Eighth and MaIketSiIeets

Offer Gardner, Phipps &
Co.'S Celebrated Pineapple
Hams-canvaesed-at the
following low prices.
ID pounds and less, Is
cents per pound.
Over IL pounds and less
than IS, IA cents per pound
Over Is pounds, IS cents
per pound.
We still have White
Grapes at IS cts. per pound
Daily Republican., 1887-02-22

LOB kEc bWhh, ~ -: SOn,l
;sfga, with good nxtures fot grocsry or any
contain ing 10 roo ms, with hot and cold water |
ate, Apply TO JOHN ELlNN, ooo w. TN
street. fA-u
-
ESoR RiNT-AN eROcaED houSk
u with acres OF good uuokin9 lsns
street bstWeen woodiswn avenue and Eod.
man street. Apply At as King street, or A.
the premises. l.o-u
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INOk kENT-hOuSE AM 81 " ,1mtnS,
ton, fronting ON the k,nnett pike and the
city railwe-. Inquire Of I'll Nioho's, Oen
tresiile. lei, or Geo h. lownsensi ois
Market street. hsu
----------0 ,-,1grT
II ing No. ZOOS Market stree,; also entire
secor cor OF the Hatkness building. con
sistirg of one largo AID three tmAI Iooms'
suitable for ichooi or sccie.y peipos o,s
Market street. f.h2i-ot
------
TOR REnT-THE and, srd AND 4tn
y floors AMI basement OF building. US
iActuring business or photographer: In.
luire ut 70S Market street 12u
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yNOR kENT-1 OkFlCE RDpmSs a.
lfght and terms reasonable; only rsspoar
bic parties retd apply. Jona X. Hudson d
| Co., .o2 East eth street. flslN
| ---,. :
| n acres. on the Kennett pike, near Camp
bells shop, with good buiidiL ys ard plenty
l Of fruit. Apply to Thomas n. Lally. 500
Market strset. rs lst
| VNOR RENT-AN ELEGANT 3SIOAY
E brick house, sll Madison etreet, 10
! rooms, with conveniences. Inquire on the
| prem Uses. or 1t the northwest corner etn snd
xNOB REN~-DW HOUSE, 8le
West atm street, II rooms. all modern
| .msn,s hcste, in. the oelIar VIM.
street a i79 II
| THOR kENT-THE DWELLING OVEN
M Solomon's coal office, No. W
~ hns,dtns f2l7t
-
rCOk RENTED Sd and lrH FLOUE
Daily Republican., 1887-02-22

IDR kEHT-0uoD 6.kCOMtD HOUSE
X for sS, and laryer ono with bath fol
no. Apply 70 W. J. fiSHER, ol6H MARIE
itroet n10-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-02-22

NOR RENT-CuRNER STORE PR P
IL erty; good location. Apply TO BOB
fNSOR, Room 2. Livery Evening building
il0-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-02-22

NOR RENT-A SMALL FARM, NEAR
Il Wilmington, by Gee. W. Bright III
N ar ket street. ilo6tt
Daily Republican., 1887-02-22

YNOR RENT-hOUSE AND STABLES,
II with 4 acres Of ground, nsar Wflming'
ton, fronting On the k,nnett pike and tne
city raiiws- Inquire Of I'll Nioho,s, Cen
tresiils. lei, or Geo. X. IownsensI oiA
Market street. Heu
Daily Republican., 1887-02-22

TNOR RFNT-AN sRoOAED HOUSE,
- win 8 acres Of good trucking lane;
nrso earn. good water; situated ON front
street between Woodlawn avenue and Eod.
man street. Apply At AS King sreei or ~
the premises 1Ao-u
Daily Republican., 1887-02-22

NOR RENT-A 2-S1'ORY FRAME
n hou,e with stable, corner OF Vandever
avenue and Lammot street. apply on the
premises. rl-otf
Daily Republican., 1887-02-22

NOR BENT SruRE AND DWELL
u ing No. loo5 Market stree, also entire
sccor hsor OF the Haikness building. con
sisting OF one largo AID three fmAli rooms
suita Slo for fchooi or society purposes.
HENRY q. CONRAD, Attorney, No siS
Market street. hpzi-ot
Daily Republican., 1887-02-22

NOR RENT-A TRUCK FABM OF
u acres, on the Kennett pike, near Camp,
BELLS shop, with good ouildit % ara up pisn scs
Ma.kst strset. rs lst
Daily Republican., 1887-02-22
FOE RKur.

ErOb RErT.- BrORk, AT =. W. con.
IL lth AND Jefferson trrsota. Tho etore 70
large. with good MIXTURES for grocsry or any
other business. Also house. ga w. 7th street
contain ing 10 rooms, with hot and cold water
aud bath; u In good order. and rent modei.
sts. Apply to JOHN FLlNN, oos ". TN
street. h-u
Daily Republican., 1887-02-22

EyOR RENr-AN ELEGANT aSIOHY
u brick house, sll Madison etreet, 10
rooms, with convontences. Inquire on tne
promises. or At the northwest corner sth and
rainfall streets. fb OF
Daily Republican., 1887-02-22

yNpR KErT-7 OFFICE ROOMS, Al
n No. 10 Market street, and d or, good
light and terms reasonable; only rsponn
bic parties REID apply. iona Il. Hudson
90, so2 East 9Th street flSlN
Daily Republican., 1887-02-22

rJOh IENT-GOOD STABLE NEAR
Il Msdifon on Fifth street, can be rented
cheap. Room for two horses and cart Ap
ply at Republican office. lah u
Daily Republican., 1887-02-22

TOR REnT-THE and, srd AND 4th
u floors AMI bascmeIt OF building, .oa
Market street; suitable for light manu-
uuire ut 70S Market street l2n
Daily Republican., 1887-02-22

f5SOk kENT-THE DWELLING OVER
r. J. M. Solomons coal office, No. W.
I bird street. Inquire In the coal ottco In
the building. HtTt
Daily Republican., 1887-02-22

yNOR REN~-DwE LLlNa HOUSE, Sls
- West Attn street, II rcoms. all modern
lmproyems nts, heater IN. the cellar. w M.
II. MOUNT, s. ". corner 9TH and Madison
streets. i79u
Daily Republican., 1887-02-22
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Daily Republican., 1887-02-22

r;1uR REEI-rYE BRlGhT HOUSE
n at Reboboth and a farm near vii.
mington. GEO. W. BRIGHT, I'll Market
street, city. iZ@2otl
Daily Republican., 1887-02-22

TNUk RENTED, Sd and 4rH FLOOR
II McOullouRh building, fifth and Val
nut street. apply to e PENNlNdTON
No. East 6th street. l2o-lm
Daily Republican., 1887-02-22

MGR RYNr-HuUSE AND STABLE,
Il No. lt3 Linco q street, stable attached.
Possession INN edisteiy. GEO. W. BUSH,
French street wharf noi2t
Daily Republican., 1887-02-22

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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-09-01
How to Shorten Life.

The receipt is simple. You have only
to take violent cold neglect it. Aber-
nethy, the great English surgeon, asked
lady who told him she only had cough ::
"What would you have? The plague. -
Beware of "only coughs" The worst
cases can, however, be cured by DIR.
VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lungs. In
Whooping Caugh and Group it immedi-
ately allays irritation, and is sure to
prevent fatal termination of the
disease. Sold by druggists. :
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-09-01

If you need a new chimney, we'll
thing, or drainage pipe call at the
REPORTER office and see samples and get
prices.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-23

rhe people of the Interior will
SARSFIELD, fortunately
remarkable drew
of
humanity broadly The
STREET. SAN FRANCISCO
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-23
DIED.

Sebsstopol, February 20-Francis Wociehowski
(brotier of the late Antoine WojciehowskD, a
native of Poland, 76 years. (San Francisco
papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from the Farlois of Reeves d Long, COS
] street, this afternoon at clock
Sacramento, February 22-lohn A. Massey. be.
loved husband of Hollie &. Massey land
brother of Mrs. j. q. Price,. native Of Indi
ana, q years, months and 20 days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
yited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from his late residence, 9221a street
Thursday morning, February 9th, at Il
oclock.l
Sacramento, February q John Voorhees,, a na
tive of New Jersey, IS years.
Friends and acqualntances are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which viii take
place from the Undertaking Parlors Of ]
Frank CLARK, IOl7 Fourth street. this (yednes
day. afternoon at cloek.j
Yolo county, opposite FIeeport, February 22-
Maria Ennelia, only daughter OF Manuel an6
Rosa Theresa. native OF Iolo county,
months and II days. eunsrai notice here
after
Sacramento, February 22-John stott, native
of Manchester. England, 81 years. iFunera
notice hereafter.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-23
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Fine Erults and Wines.

A sample box of Spitzenburg apples and
several different samples of wines from
VIM. Ragsdale, who resides at Magnolia,
near Clipper Gap, in Nevada county, but
near the line of Placer, show the excel
lencies of soil and climate of that section
for production of these products. The
apples are as fine in quality-size. color,
firmness and flavor, as have ever been ex-
hibited in this market; while the wines,
which are only homemade" and pro-
duced without any fixed rule, or any at
tempt at blending, show native purity
and degree OF quality, which afford the
highest evidence of almost unequaled
adaptability of soil and climate for wine
productions. There are an abundance OF
cheap lands in that vicinity, lying in Ne
vada and Placer counties, which can be
purchased at prices not to exceed 10 per
cent. of the rates asked in many other sec
tons of the State for land of same product
I've value. There are at the present time
active inquiries for real estate all through
the toothill region, and what has but re-
Gently been uncleared and unsightly stock
ranges, will soon respond to agricultural
and horticultural demands and be classed
among the most thriving and attractive
portions of the State
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-23
A RICH DRUNK.
How tho Police Saved an Inebriate's
Property.

How tho Police Saved an Inebriate's
Property.
| Now and then the police find upon the
streets, in helpless condition from over
indulgence in intoxicants individuals hav-
ing about their persons large amounts of
money and valuable jewelry. 1t is rather
awkward for these people to wake up in
the morning behind the station-ho bars,
but they feel better when they learn that
their property is safe, and not filling the
pockets of some "rOunder." In these in
when be is sober, and if he is good fell
low. he remembers - the arresting officer,
and then goes his way. 1t is not long since
two Unknown officers had an experience
| in this line. 1t was one of those cold
nights closely following the rain, and frost
was forming upon the sidewalks and
glistening brightly in the gaslight At the
Postoffice corner the officers found young
man, well dressed, lying upon his back on
the sidewalk, dead drunk. They could see
that he sported a fine gold watchchain, and
| two diamonds ornamented the bosom of
his shirt. OF course an effort was made to
arouse him, that he might be sent home,
| but he was making business of sleeping
and would not attend to anything else
| Under the circumstances he had to be
taken to the lookup, although the officers
| had service up town; for, if left where he
was, he would certainly be robbed, and
perhaps perish of cold. On the way to the
station-house he had to be virtually car
ried by the officers, one of them under
each arm, and it was fatiguing work, but
| they consoled themselves with the thought
that they were preventing the drunk
rollers from making big haul,
and probably saving for their prisoner
property that he would greatly feel
the need of if he lost it. Arrived
at the station-house they held their man
upright while the officer in charge searched
him for valuables, that they might be put
safely away. The large gold chain, looped
so that il decorated both sides of the vest
an end in each pocket, was attended to
first When one end was pulled from the
| pocket, instead of watch there was nail
attached to it An idea smote the officers,
and they looked at one another with an
expression of deep disgust. The other end
of the chain was anchored with an oyster
cracker Examining the chain, it was
found to be, as one of the officers expressed
it, "snide," and the diamonds were OF
glass. well, if that amt enough to take
the milk of human kindness out of fell
lowW calculated one OF the stars.
"Straighten up, you drunken loaferl" he
resumed, as the subject wobbled about, and
sharp jerk accompanied the words, dis
arranging the inebriate's clothing and de-
veloping the tact that he was shirtless,
having on only bosom! 1t is useless to
narrate what was said then. 1t had been
such complete surprise that the officers
laughed themselves into good humor, but
they will examine their heightened DRINKS
hereafter before they carry them far.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Yesterday, at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Heinrich, Third and L streets
their daughter, Miss Minnie Heinrich, was
welded to Albert Meyer, of San Francisco
Rev. Carroll N. Davis officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Meyer left for their future home in
the afternoon, escorted to the depot by g
large number Of friends.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
w. c. Hasty, Detroit, Ia: c. II. Putnam
Sacramento city; w. f. Fairchild, Placer.
Vile; j. p Langhorne, San Francisco
Afford Woodford, Boston; J. B. Chin
VacayiIle; A C. Paulsell, San Francisco
John T. Doyle, Stockton NJ. Hockheimer
J. A. Hill and wife, Willows; ]. w. Bost
Fresno; Thomas Stephenson, Mormon
Island L. Huseman, Yreka; G. A. Shaetfer
J. j. Tuggle, Lancaster, o.. Mrs. Graham
San Francisco G. w. Vance county.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: Frank Peterson, Boston; G. S
Jacobson, San Francisco; E. S. Lippett
Petaluma; Miss Sadie Bowen, Miss C
Bowen, L. Schrauz E. T. Dooley, Sar
Francisco; J. w. Payne, New York; Geo
f. Stokes, Cleveland; Frank w. Marston
San Francisco; l.. F. Moulton, Colusa; w
f. McCracken, Costumes; L. Euphrat, J
G. L. Wadsworth, San Francisco; VIM. F
White, Oakland; c. w. Cross, Levy L
Bowden, Geo. G. Patterson, San Francisco
Jas T. Rucker, San Jose; /. w. Buck
Vacaville: B. Cohn. ]. C. Daily, Los An
geles; Med. Z. Venable, San Luis Obispo
J. Thoman, st. Helena.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-23

Smith, thought not That's ALL"
Mr.. Heath-"Then you were acting a
little blindly, were you not?'
Falk-"N Not exactly. 1 didn't take
it out. l had no intention in Gods world
of doing anything wrong"
Mr.. Ryan was recalled, and said that
Falk had no right to touch or handle the
file. He was simply Assistant Minute
Clerk, and as such bad to follow the in
structions of Mr.. Salisbury. Each clerk
has his own special work
Mr.. Moffitt, at 1920 o'clock, said he did
not desire TO go on the stand until he had
an opportunity to ascertain what Smith
had charged him with, and asked for fur
ther time.
The committee adjourned to 10 A. NJ. TO-
day
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The wilkins Testimonial.

The programme for the complimentary
testimonial benefit rendered John R. Will
kins by the citizens of Sacramento is out
lined in advertisement this morning. and
shows that the entertainment will be an
excellent one. Chas. NJ. Prodger will act
as manager, and of course everything will
be conducted in his energetic manner.
Among the features will be quintet, con-
sisting of Mrs. May Hubbard, Miss Emma
Felter, Messrs Sanborn and Wright; selec-
tons from Faust" THE Mikado," etc.,
will be rendered by Mrs. Addie Carter, Mrs.
DR.. Bruno. Mrs Hubbard. Miss Felter, and
Messrs C. Elliott and J. G. Burns, and the
Misses Ficks, assisted by an orchestra OF
sixteen p e ,es there will be Spanish dance
by Mrs. May Hubbard and Geo. W. Wat
son club swinging, Gus Haglestein; w.
F. Jackson and pupils of the Art School in
living statuary coronet solo by Mr.. Coates
trombone solo, D. E. Wright; Rotations
by Mrs Seadler, Miss Slower and L. c. Hart,
and several other interesting features, in
Guiding an exhibition of rapid painting by
Mr. Wilkins, who, in fifteen minutes, will
paint large landscape in water colors on
the stage A souvenir programme will be
presented to each lady attending the enter
tainment.
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SIDNEY.

DY ST. CLAUS, 2:l71l: DAM, -
u Sweetness. 2:2ll< by Vol XIII
unteer, win make the season of EAd -.
1857 atmy ARNo STOCK FARM, sssIlI-SA
Sacramento county, Arno Sta -tlfs-ssss< Y
ton. Sidney is rich bay with
black points, Is hands 2iuches high. Although
only years old he has two-yeor old colts which,
as yearlings with from six to eight weeks hand
ling have showed one-quarter in 80 seconds
one-half in 1:20. I have sold one of his year
lings for 81 800, and refused 50 200 for three 9TH
ers This tells more about his qualities as a
stock horse than q gage of eulogium. His
breeding is so royal that it speaks for itself.
Anybody wishing his tsbulated pedigree will
receive 1t free of charge on application, and
win be glad to show his produce to any person
DESTROYS of seeing them. i will this year stand
SIDNEY at the very low fee OF s75 with privi-
lege of return If mares don't prove in foal, pro-
vidiDg shalla es.s tbs horse next year Pas
s sor az q accidents of any kind
- ~ G. VALENSIN.
ror f,,r.t, articulars or tabulated nedioree
t.d6Tess 10 n-s' oaciaIne i,..c
,nuty. 4ptf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-23
This Morning at 9 o'clock
Mems Fancy Striped and Solid-colored Half
Hose, full finished, 9 cents.
Furnishing Goods Department.
Exclusive Styles in Jerseys.

High novelties in Jerseys.
The collection includes some forty more different
styles, alike, and each giving expression to some
new idea There Jerseys new in texture, Jerseys
covered with checks and Stripes Jerseys with collar and
cuffs in contrasting effects, Jerseys with braidngs,
and Jerseys in all sorts of light and dark colors.
These are all fine goods-nothng lower than three
dollars ard some as high eight.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-23
AS to Spring Wraps.

Dress Wraps for Spring have come. The following
be depended upon the very latest style and de-
sign:
Beaded Silk Grenadine, with pointed velvet piece in
back, lace finishing, $I7 SO.
Other styles up to SIS and $27 50.
Beaded Grenadine Capes Sc.
An Open-work Silk Wrap heavily covered with jet, jet
epaulettes, the front tabs extending into heavily
cited points, Sis.
Something similar to the above much jet, SIS SO.
These and other styles we shall be pleased to show.
"Od Ladies Caps black, white and mixed, 81,
ST. IS, 81 So So, So SO and So.
Also, Breakfast Caps, for elderly ladies.
These goods are here for the first time in to
quite demand which we have had for them. The
is large and think buyers will find the prices
object MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Baby Muslin Caps just from New York An entirely
whine, embracing countless ideas. Prices,
10 cents to S. SO.
Nos z and 22 Ribbons for Scent Bags Baskets,
Tides and other fancy work.
Delicate colors in common and uncommon shades.
Weinstock + tubin
400, 4os. 4o4. 4o6. aOs ST.. sacramento
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MARRIED..

Sacramento February 22-By Rev. Carroll NJ.
Davis, at the residence OF the brides parents,
Albert Meyer of San Francisco, to Minnie
Heinrich. of Sacramento
Alamo, Contra Costa county, February 9-Jas-
per Peterman to Matilda Bolinger.
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Buy land on Hickey Tract. Alsip & Co.
agents.
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THE choicest assortment of spring goods
arriving daily at Clunie & Kileys, Sacra-
mento, Cal.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
MRS. Il. A. LOGAN

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SUR
ii geon. Office: SlS Eighth street. between
II and l. Residence, next door Office hours:
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LAST week of our clearance sale. Still
further reductions. See our new advertise
ment this morning. Red House.